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Dissection puzzle for area 49 to area 50

Proof a $2^n$ by $2^n$ board can be filled using L shaped trominoes and 1 monomino

$2013\times2013$ Board with no trominoes.

Algorithm to get the maximum size of n squares that fit into a rectangle with a given width and height

Squaring rectangles

Configurations of N tiles on MxM grid, up to rotation/translation?

In search of a symmetric homogeneous graph with a pivotal origin

Intuitive/direct proof that a rectangle partitioned into rectangles each with at least one integer side must itself have an integer side

An Olympiad Problem (tiling a rectangle with the L-tetromino)

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Dicrete Math Interesting question about Tromino

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